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but the iOS you install doesnt even need to be signed anymore. Im not an expert on this, but I would suspect you can delete the entire authorization step, whole

• kirb 7y ago
  This is true, so long as you accept that you need to use a PC to re-run the bootrom exploit every time you boot up the phone. The signature checks remain intact and the system will refuse to boot (goes to recovery mode with a “restore with iTunes” graphic) without the exploit patching out the checks.
  • basch 7y ago
    It just needs something to boot it, not necessarily a computer. I could see a market for something that looks like this. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GWLF4GR https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GWLF4GR that fits in nearly flush.